"You're gonna have a good time"

Excellent reddit client with a focus on conversation and great material design

THE VERDICT

Reddit News is one of the best reddit clients out there. It preserves the community feel of the web version, making it easy to get lost for countless hours within your preferred weirdo subreddits (r/youtubehaiku is my own personal kryptonite).

THE PROS

It's super simple to flip between content and comments in Reddit News, highlighting the hivemind of the community. The parent comment stays visible, meaning you have more of a context for the conversation. Plus, the material design UI is top-notch; it's comfortable and fast to navigate.

THE CONS

The sharing link and options for replying with your own comments are buried a bit within the UI. It also hasn't been updated in well over six months.

Reddit News is a popular, full-featured app for browsing the website reddit.com: the front page of the internet. Whether you're a casual 'lurker', power user, or even a subreddit moderator, Reddit News makes it easy.

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Reddit News Pro Videos

Recently changed in this version

- Removed fade in animation on self text so it should show for everyone now- Fixed a couple more force close issues

Older- Fix self post text not showing on some phones- New shorcut. Long press the refresh button on phones to manually type in a subreddit- Flair popup for moderators can now be scrolled- Fix for some Android lollipop specific crashes- Other force close fixes.

Any time I send a link or try to open one it says reddit is under heavy load. Every time. I haven't properly got to use this function yet. Maybe a minor bug or I'm doing something wrong, other than that go ahead and buy it already!

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by Jay Washirapunya on 31/01/2015

this app is here dank af

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by Aliham Muhamad on 31/01/2015

Love the UI and very well made.

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by Diane Harris on 31/01/2015

Simple to use easy to navigate

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by Chris Ducat on 31/01/2015

This was a really great app until an update a few months ago now make crash randomly, usually when opening a new link with its corresponding comments. Reddisfun isn't as pretty looking or integrated with gif/video links, but I've never had it crash on me.

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by Matt Healy on 31/01/2015

Feels petty good. Nice and smooth and I like how images load over the top of the subreddit. Menus are easy to use and excellent on battery life. Worth the purchase